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DRIFT OF OPINION.

1t is said that the machinery OF
Foraker's mouth is similar TO that of a
lawn mower Constitution.
The fine Italian hand of James
Gillespie Blaine manipulated the New
York Republican convention through
the mediumship of William Walter
Phelps. The platform is Blaineism
crystalized. Boston Globe.
The latest utterances of futile
at St Louis destroy the hope that he
could reform and cast aside his baser
parts. The leopard can not change
his spots. nor the meek and lo~ly ass
abridge his ears. = Chicago Herald.
Why are Mr.. Blaine's boys to be
slighted? Why should not one of them
have place on the next Republican
National ticket? We might thus have
the Blaine name, the Blaine magnet
ism and the Blaine sentiment without
the Mulligan letters and all the other
dead weight known as Blaineism-
Louisville CourEer-JoGr15sZ
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-27
THE SOUTH.

THE steamer F. G. Knight was sunk the
other day off Little Egg Harbor. N. c., by
a collision with the steamer Gulf Stream.
The crew was saved.
BY a fire in small DOLLHOUSE at the
county poor farm near Paris, Tex, the
other morning, negro woman was burned
to death.
The Presidents reception at Nashville,
Chattanooga and Atlanta was very cordial.
THE Democrat office, Little Rock. Ark,
was burned out recently. Loss, S26, 900; in
surance, S12, 200.
ONE man was killed and another fatally
injured In Louisville, KY, recently by the
fall of a derrick in the new post-office.
FIVE new cases of and four deaths from
yellow fever were reported at Tampa, Fla,
on the 18th.
ABOUT 100 negroes and Mexicans became
engaged in fight at Riverside, Tex, re-
Gently, during which revolvers, knives,
sticks and stones were freely used. Three
negroes were seriously stabbed. One Mex
lean was killed and two fatally wounded.
THE remains of General Fitzpatrick were
inferred at West Point on the 18th.
THE wool market of San Antonio, Tex, is
reported at a complete standstiil because of
the refusal of certain wool houses to pay
any thing but the lowest prices.
TIMOTHY Bros, dry goods dealers of
Nashville, Tenn, have made an assignment.
The total amount of assets was unknown.
The liabilities were about 100000
The eleventh annual session of the Con-
gress Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
of the United States opened at Christ
Church, Louisville, KY, on the 18th.
THREE of the desperadoes who murdered
and robbed Rev. T. p. Ryan, a Methodist
minister, near Walton, w. Va, were cap
tured, after desperate resistance, by Wig
ilants and lynched.
A SEVERE storm recently prevailed for
two days in New Orleans and vicinity.
Trees, fences and buildings were blown
down and reports from plantations along
Morgan's railroad from Morgan City to
New Orleans show that almost all the sugar
cane was blown fat. The rear portion OF
the city west of Claiborn street was in
undated to considerable dep4h
JUDGE WILLIAM ARTHUR COOKE, author
OF several standard law books, died at San
lord, Fla. recently, aged seventy.
The monument OF the Fourteenth Brook
lyn regiment at Getty burg WIS dedicated
on the l4th. 1t is of granite Ex-Mayor
Seth Low, OF Brooklyn, delivered the ad-
dress.
JUDGE JOHN YosT has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans OF the
Sixth Louisiana district
Ten new cases of and three deaths from
yellow fever Were reported from Tampa
Fla, on the e0th.
MRS. HANP MCDONALD and Engineer
robert Ward were killed recently by a col
Islon between a passenger train and a
freight train near Greenville, w. Va. MANY
other persons were seriously injured.
d A MONTGOMERY, president of the Rae
ing ASSOCIATION at Memphis, Tenn, fell dead
on the 2Oth, while in the act OF welcoming
Inc members OF the Waterways convention,
then In session. to the race meeting
THREE coaches were turned over and
many passengers seriously hurt by a de-
fecuve switch on the Chesapeake d Ohio
railroad, near Charleston, W. Va, recent
Iy. No blame was attached to the en-
ployes.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-27
THE LATEST.

AT Washington on the 2lst, before Gne
counsel of the Chicago Anarchists could
open the case, Justice Harlan aid he hao
decided to have it come before the Supreme
Court in open session, and as the matter
was extremely important and urgent, il
could come before the full bench at any
moment. Later the case was brought be
fore the full court
IN conference of committees represent
ng Tammany Hall and the County Democ
racy at New York, union ticket was
agreed on, the Offices being divided between
the two organizations.
THE Deiroits captured the base bal
championship from the st. Louis Browns
winning eight games out of eleven.
hartley CAMPBELL, the playwright, now
in New York insane asylum, is reported
rapidly recovering his reason
TIE Western Pennsylvania coal mine
owners have decided not to give their mel
an advance in wages, as conditionally
agreed upon last May. A strike WAS likely
UNPAID miners in the Wisconsin iron re
gion have attached six mines for thei
wages, not having received any money fol
months and being refused credit.
EIGHT vigilantes have been killed recently
by the Trainor gang of outlaws in the CreeE
Nation. The lawlessness existing in 1tha
district is said to be terrible. Many
desperadoes have been shot by the vigi
lantes, who were under the leadership O.
Robert Henderson. Scotch half breed.
THE boiler of portable sawmin at Wesi
| Brownsville, Pa. exploded recently with
terrific force. Two brothers, John anc
W lillian Kelley, were instantly killed anc
a man named Adrien was missing. The
mills were total wreck.
GOVERNOR CHURCH in his annual report
estimates the popula ton of Dakota at $685.
All, an increase of &c, 900 during the year
The assessment of property Is S157, OS4, 365
an increase of nearly SIS, 600 600, while the
| bonded Indebtedness is g, 09S, 500.
ACCORDING to the latest report from AT
ghanistan, Ayoub Khan did not perish If
| the desert but was organizing big re-
volt
An Irish landlords committee at meet
] ing on the 2lst decided in favor of a confer
ence with delegates of the tenants.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for the
seven days ended October 20 numbered for
the United States 172; Canada, ga total
| OF POI. compared with 202 the previous week
and 1876 the CORES spending week of last
year.
IT is reported that political combinations
have been effected in Mexico TO render the
reelection of President Diaz almost a
certainty, and that his cabinet will remain
substantially unchanged
THE death is announced of Jules De
Lesseps, Count Ferdinand De Lesseps'
brother, and of Baron Stern, the well
known financier. Also OF Edmond Texier,
the French journalist and author.
THE Alpha OIL Compan5. of Detroit,
Mich, a concern capt. allied at So,OO0,OOo,
and operating in Michigan and Canada, is
financially embarrassed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
A Pretty Mean Man.

old Billy ". was one of the richest mer who lived, some fifteen years ago, in thai psrt of West Philadelphia called Mantua snd one of the meanest men who evei drew breath. One day he took Ian caster avenue car for the city, carrying 1T his hand basket of superb white grapes raised in his own greenhouse Old Bill. w. sat in one corner of the car and pooi mother with sickly child in her lap sat 1T the corner opposite. The child looked al the grapes wistfully as the car rolled on square after square. Atlast the old man in a tone of raSping curiosity, asked th' child where she was going.
 'sTo the park, air, to see the grass and the birds"
 'sDo you like grspes'"
 'rYes, sir," and the pale little fac' frightened up as the child half rose iron her mothers lap.
 The old man lifted up his basket of Jus ciou. fruit, and, plucking one grape iron a gigantic bunch, gave 1t to the child
 The rest of thS passengers said nothing, but the way they looked at the old mar would have split stone post--PhilAdel DhiA News
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
Mining Notes.
(Tombstone.)

A@N---N@N@-N-H
 The Grand Central shaft is timbered down 10 60 feet and the sinking is pro gfessing st 6 rapid rate. The eIcava- tion IS completed for the hoisting en- zines.
 The GIrsrd-D -Dipper shaft is down and timbered to depth of 2J5 feet. Drift ing on the ledge has been discontinued for the present,
 The Boss looks fair and promising, The station on the SO0-toot level is about finished, and The coming week will zee drifts started north snd south On tho ledge.
 The Silver Thread continues Co yield we'll. The output for this month will probably exceed Sl2,000, which is fan for 6 smRll mine.
 The Chance shsttis down 216 feet The rich ore at 70 feet continues tc hold out ss good ss ever. This is ont of the most promising little mines ID the district.
 An engine will soon be erected on tho Jonathan and the incline opened up in- to a double compartment shaft.
 There is nothing new to report st the Emerald. The usual amount oI ore is daily shipped, with satisfactory returns,
 The Maine looks well in the upper stopes and somewhat more satisfactory in the drifts on the 500-foot level.
 The boys st the Mamie continue tC find chloriding most profitable pur suit.
 IL will be fully 8 month before tho pump is in place st the West Side, Tn, mill will then start up and work will b, resumed at the mines.-Democrst,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

the French army in Algiers. was made by BazaIne colonel of guerrIllss in the State of Ver8 Cruz; and that he used to shoot every Mexican he mel, whatever he might be doing, and then hung thelr bodies to trees by the wRyside. IL is even asserted thRt hIs brutal band sometimes quartsred the murdered ID m, and committed all mHners of. atrocities upon whoever fell into their bands. In view of these things there IS much excuse for most Mexican officers who were severe with the captured Imper- rnlis.s. md especially with their own eouutrymen who had joined the in vaders,
 When these wars were over, DIss re- turned to his native city. Oa1ca, where his toWnsmen presented him with a suburban pacIends called La Norla For a year or two, like the ancient SO- man, he devoted himself to the pUr- suits of husbandry, and has often been seen with hoe m hand at the head Of hl. workmen. FANNIE E. WARD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28
A New Camp in the swisshelms.

Charlie McHenry, came in yesterday from the great American camp. in the Swisshelms, where he has been engaged in the development of some mines be- longing to & St. Louis company. for whom Supt Cheney of the T. NJ. < NJ. Co. is resident agent Work is be- ing prosecuted on the Queen, Man. moth and Whale mines, and with very flstte ring results. A good deal of work had been previously done on the prop erty, but with unsatisfactory results, When McHenry took it he began anew al the grass roots. and has already un- esrthed good ore bodies in each ot the mines. Two of Durkee's sixteen mule teams, with about 40 tons of ore passed through Tombstone to-day, from the mine. en route to the Charleston smelter. After unloading but one team will return for another load. The req son for this IS that the swing team from the mine to the place of loading cannot get the ore down from the mountain fast enough. The teams make The round trip ID siI days. The ore is a carbonate of lead, said to carry 6 large proportion of silver.
 Captain Mike Gray, who was one of the pioneers of Eureka, Nevada, and who has recently visited the camp. states that the formation, and ore, are almost identical with those of that noted car bonste csmp.-Proepector.